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Originally Posted by reachme
Scott R you may be missing the point.
The guy is getting squeezed and looking for a way out.
More likely he will point the finger to your team. The ones with his account information, with the logs to incriminate him, the people holding all the keys. He will double down and create reasonable doubt that someone used him as a scapegoat.
You need to make sure you can prove a member of your team could not possibly use his account or modify the logs because you have a big target on your head. Much harder than him creating doubt that you did.
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He can't escape Proofpoint, we turned over everything this morning to HR and legal as I don't want to deal with him any longer. Let's just say what we found is beyond any reasonable doubt.
He wanted us to prove his innocence, but I don't think he had any idea as to the level of monitoring we bound to by the Fed.